An officer on patrol on South Parker Road observed a Ford F-150 weave several times and initiated a traffic stop around 1:50 a.m. April 17.

When the driver, Casey Lagoni, 23, of Parker, handed over his driver’s license, he reportedly said, “I am going to jail,” according to the officer’s report. He had expired license plate tags and no insurance and allegedly admitted to driving badly.

Lagoni told police he had four or five drinks prior to driving and would not pass a Breathalyzer test to determine his blood alcohol level. His driver’s license was under restraint for not having liability insurance. After exiting the vehicle, Lagoni turned around with his arms behind his back. When the officer asked him to turn around and talk to him, Lagoni lost his balance and “fell sideways off of the roadway,” the police report says. When asked if he felt he was safe to drive, the 23-year-old said, “no.”

A passenger in the truck, Bobby Nevares, 18, of Parker, said he drank six shots of tequila and reportedly told an arresting officer, “Dude, I’m intoxicated!”

Nevares was cited for being a minor in possession of alcohol. Lagoni received four citations and was arrested on suspicion of DUI and driving with a suspended license.